The violation or enforcement of those portions of any law or government regulation concerning:a. building;b. zoning;c. land use;d. improvements on the land;e. land division; orf. environmental protectionNow I haven't seen or read the OP's so I don't know if it's an HO's policy or if there is an exception to coverage which might affect the underwriter's liability if it's otherwise provided. 

Couple this with high out of state demand, e-commerce eating everything that can function, there's not a lot of legal wiggle room for tenants.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Walla Walla.

Purchase price: $100,000

Cash invested: $40,000

Sale price: $185,000

Flip Six: We bought this property from some...

:/ I should’ve known better, after all it was listed on the mls for 65% of E-ARV.

Taxes and Other Government Fees $200.00Recording Fees Deed: $200.00 E.

For tax purchases, it's the same as a normal loan, you just report everything on Sch E: rents, expenses & depreciation, and the interest from the mortgage payments.Hope that helps!

Amazon e-gift cards is actually a great idea. 

No answers, no response from us is our policy.Then additonal screening is conducted prior to even responding via e-mail.

Any gains or losses are reported on the owner's 1040 schedule "E" just as they would be otherwise.  

@Scott R.If it is indeed a rental property, you need to report the rental income on Schedule E and attach to Form 1041.